Commercial backup generators for Atlanta businesses
An outage costs more than the power bill
When the lights go out, a business can lose a lot more than a day: spoiled stock in the cooler, a closed register, patients rescheduled, security systems and phones down.
A standby generator keeps the parts of your business that matter running, by itself, whether anyone is there or not.
- Coolers, freezers and kitchens
- Registers, phones and internet
- Medical, dental and vet equipment
- Security, alarms and lighting
- Heating and air conditioning
Sized to your business, not a guess
Every building is different. On the site visit, James looks at your electrical service, your gas supply, where a generator can safely sit, and which circuits need backup power.
Then you get a written estimate that spells out the equipment, the installation and the permits. We handle the permit and inspection with your city or county.
Four simple steps to backup power
Call or text
Tell us about your home and what matters most when the power's out.
Free site visit
James checks placement, your panel, your gas service and local code.
Written estimate
Equipment, installation and extras spelled out. No pressure, no hidden fees.
Install day
We pull permits, install, test and walk you through it before we leave.
Your generator questions, answered
What kinds of businesses do you work with?
Can a generator run my whole building?
How much does a commercial generator cost?
Who maintains it after the install?
Ready before the next storm?
Tell us a little about your home and we'll call or text you to set up a free site visit.